Roughly 70% Of Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division Expected To Accept Resignation Offer

Let’s Make A Plan: Debt Management

Managing debt is essential for reducing stress and improving financial health. Options include self-managed strategies or professional intervention from credit counselors or debt management companies.

Attorney Barbara Laners, Esq. Leave A Legacy Of Justice, Leadership, Education, Faith And Service

Attorney Barbara Laners, Esq., was a respected civil rights and labor attorney, professor, community leader, radio personality and dedicated advocate for justice whose life was defined by strength, faith, compassion, service and an unwavering commitment to others.

Wilson Signs Executive Order That Aims To Speed Housing Permits, Address Affordability

Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson recently signed an executive order aimed at speeding up residential permitting and housing construction by creating an interdepartmental permitting team, proposing an affordable housing ombuds position and establishing a task force to recommend additional changes to the city's housing policies.

Put Some Respect On His Name: What My Cousin Sean Taught Me About Mental Health, Dignity, And See The Whole Person

My cousin Sean Ousley was many things. He was a father. A son. A cousin. A protector. A DJ. The life of the party. A man with legendary dance moves, a sharp mind and a heart that was bigger than most people realized.

Ferguson Appoints Three New Members To The Commission On African American Affairs

Washington State Gov. Bob Ferguson has appointed Hiedi Popochock, Dr. MarcusAntonio Gunn and Nicole “Nikki” Chen to the Washington State Commission on African American Affairs, adding three new members with backgrounds in government, education, health care and community service to the state commission focused on issues affecting Black Washingtonians.